LIGHT SOURCE INSTALLATION GUIDE

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1 LIGHT SOURCE INSTLLTION GUIDE INSTLLTION General Requirements Fiberhead Installation MINTENNCE Lamp & Fuse Replacement Troubleshooting PPENDIX Specifications Warranty General Information 1. Have proper voltage at site. Voltage requirements for light sources may be specified at time of order. (Refer to figure on this page for power requirements or refer to the label on the back of the illuminator.) 2. Mount the light source in an area that has good ventilation and clearance for fan intake and exhaust. void placing multiple illuminators in positions that place air exhaust and air intake vents near each other. 3. void dusty areas. 4. Be sure the mounting location will allow access for bulb replacement and that there is enough clearance for the light source lid to be opened. 5. The mounting location must be a minimum distance from water, based on local, county or state building codes. Use GFI circuit breakers when installing near water. 6. For mounting use #10 screws or bolts. 7. CUTION: Do not turn key switch to ON position when lid is open. 8. Do not operate without lamp in place. llow lamp to cool before removing. Replace with lamps supplied by SUPERVISION International, Inc. or authorized SUPERVISION distributor. ISM 1997

2 sv.250h TOP VIEW 7.5".75" 6".75" (bracket) 12.5" ir vents in rear Hinge 9.75" (cover door) 3/8" top overhang.25" clearance Fiber optic cable (not included) Fiber head 6.75" spring-loaded screw lock cover door aperture for fiber head (overhang) 14.5" (cover door open) start/stop color wheel switch on/off switch Flexible PVC Conduit Fitting for Power Hookup 7.5" 7.5" spring-loaded screw lock 10.5" RIGHT SIDE VIEW 7.5" FRONT VIEW Switch Hot black Neutral white green Ground Flexible PVC Conduit Fitting for Power Hookup sv.750 cover door cover door mounting bracket Fiber head mounting hole.5" top overhang 0.25" clearance fiber head aperture on/off switch fuse power start/stop color wheel switch 5" 9.75" Hinge Exhaust air vent & filter 6.5" (cover door) (bracket) spring-loaded screw lock Intake air vent & filter 2" 4.5" (top overhang) hinge cover door 10.5" (cover door open) FRONT cover door 4.5" RER 2" spring-loaded screw lock (top overhang) 1.125" 3-5/16" 1.125" TOP VIEW 7.25" LEFT SIDE VIEW 9.5" RIGHT SIDE VIEW sv.1500 Hot Neutral Ground cut here black white green power color wheel motor dd switch to control color wheel start/stop: 1. Turn off power 2. Cut yellow wire 3. dd switch with 10 contact ratings yellow wire 13.25" (center of holes) 7" flexible PVC conduit fitting 12" brackets communication port flexible PVC conduit fitting (cover door) 12" 14" LEFT SIDE VIEW 5" 10.5" (door open) Fiber Head hinge aperture for fiber head 5" 0.375" 5.375" TOP VIEW " BOTTOM VIEW 12" 14" RIGHT SIDE VIEW

3 Fiber optic cable on/off color wheel communication port sv.2000d 0.5" Fiber head 8.25cm (3.25") power fuse/ universal power on/off replacement fuse socket RER VIEW 13.25" (center of holes) Hinge ir vent & filter 30.2cm (12") Key switch 6.50" aperture for fiber head ir vent & filter (cover door) 6.5" 15.75" (door open) 0.5" 2.5" (holes) ir intake louvre 13.25" (center of holes) Hot Neutral Ground 0.5" black white green TOP VIEW 2.5" (holes) power dd switch to control color wheel start/stop: 1. Turn off power 2. Cut yellow wire 3. dd switch with 10 contact ratings 5" VERTICL MOUNT POSITION color wheel motor Hinge yellow wire 4.75" TOP 5" BOTTOM cut here TOP VIEW 12.5" 5" (between holes) (bracket) brackets Fiber head Fiber optic cable brackets 4.75" Key switch 30.2cm (12") ir exhaust louvre (must face down) 8.25cm (3.25") cover lock screws ir vent louvres 10.0" FRONT VIEW communication port flexible PVC conduit fitting for power hookup FRONT VIEW Key switch RIGHT SIDE VIEW 7.75" aperture for fiber head DMX In DMX Out flexible PVC conduit fitting for power hookup cover door spring-loaded screw locks DMX VERSION (cover door) 12" 12" 14" SIDE VIEW ir vent louvres 14" LEFT SIDE VIEW (top overhang) sv.2000w aperture for fiber head 6.5" 15.75" (door open) sv.4000 Hinge fan vent " 16.25" 14.25" RIGHT SIDE VIEW dd switch to control color wheel start/stop: 1. Turn off power 2. Cut yellow wire 3. dd switch with 10 contact ratings Hot Neutral Ground black white green power color wheel motor yellow wire 6" 13" cut here (bracket) Fiber head Fiber optic cable (not included) fan vent communication port flexible PVC conduit fitting for power hookup FRONT VIEW aperture for fiber head 7.75" (overhang) (cover door) 14.25" LEFT SIDE VIEW air vent 18.5" (cover door open)

4 sv.250h Capacity: 500 fibers white PVC spacers for tightening fiber tight connector aluminum ferrule waterproof gasket aluminum reducer sleeve hot knife cable limit of black jacket 1/2 INSTRUCTIONS: CUTION: Do not allow the black jacket portion of Endglow cables to come into the fiber tight connector portion of the fiberhead. The black jacket material inside the fiberhead connector may cause overheating and melting of the outer black jacket and fibers. 1. Expose the fiber strands by removing approximately 8" of the black or clear PVC outer covering. (For the clear jacket, a reflective white PVC center core tube must be removed.) Caution: do not cut or scratch the exposed fibers. 2. Feed fibers through the fiber tight connector, use reducer (see figure 1) if necessary, then through the aluminum ferrule until 1/2" - of raw fiber will come through the aluminum ferrule. Tighten the connector cap with a wrench or pliers to prevent the fibers from slipping in the head. Use white PVC spacers (provided) to help tighten the head. 3. Using a hot knife, cut the exposed fibers as flush as possible. Protruding fibers can interfere with the color wheel movement. To cut fibers, do not use a sawing motion. pply even pressure on the fibers. NOTE: llow the hot knife to fully heat up before cutting. It is important to allow the heat to cut the fibers. (Caution: sawing back and forth will damage the fibers.) 4. For a wet location light source, it is necessary to use the waterproof gasket. waterproof gasket is provided with an adhesive backing. dhesive side toward the fiber head. 5. The fiber head is now ready to be inserted into the light source. To insert: the notch must be face up to match the opening in the light source. Make sure the fiber head slides all the way through the motor plate. To lock: turn 90 clockwise. NOTE: Sometimes it will be a little hard to insert the fiber head on a new light source for the first time. Fiberhead Reducers NOTE: If fibers do not fill the fiber head ferrule, use one of the three reducers to fill up the space. FIGURE 1 sv Fiber Head 3" - 5" fter applying epoxy, slide fiber head about one inch over the glued area. fiber optic strands full Fiber head Fiber head half-filled with PVC insert. Option: Fiber tight connector for sideglow cable. fiber optic strands EPOXY Place fibers in Fiberhead, leaving 3" to 5" in excess. If the amount of fibers does not completely fill the Fiberhead, a PVC insert must be added to compact the fibers.the type of PVC will depend on the fiber bundle or cord. Once the fibers fit snugly into the Fiberhead, epoxy both ends of the exposed fibers. Mix the epoxy thoroughly into and over the fibers in order to permanently cement them together. 4 5 fiber optic strands fiber optic strands Hand Sander fter the epoxy has completely dried, cut the fiber flush to the Fiberhead with a saw. Do not usea hot knife when epoxy is present. Polish the cut fibersusing a fine grit sandpaper and handsander. Begin with 600 grit, finish with1000 grit, polish until smooth. Final polish with a plastic polisher. The Fiberhead is now ready for use.

5 Capacity: 500 fibers sv.1500, sv.2000 white PVC spacers for tightening fiber tight connector aluminum reducer sleeve aluminum ferrule waterproof gasket hot knife cable limit of black jacket 1/2 INSTRUCTIONS: CUTION: Do not allow the black jacket portion of Endglow cables to come into the fiber tight connector portion of the fiberhead. The black jacket material inside the fiberhead connector may cause overheating and melting of the outer black jacket and fibers. 1. Expose the fiber strands by removing approximately 8" of the black or clear PVC outer covering. NOTE: Strip back black jacket cable so it does not any aluminum part of the fiber head. For the clear jacket, a reflective white PVC center core tube must be removed. Caution: do not cut or scratch the exposed fibers. 2. Feed fibers through the fiber tight connector, use reducer (see figure 1) if necessary, then through the aluminum ferrule until 1/2" - of raw fiber will come through the aluminum ferrule. Tighten the connector cap with a wrench or pliers to prevent the fibers from slipping in the head. Use white PVC spacers (provided) to help tighten the head. If fibers do not fill the fiber head ferrel, insert unused fibers into the ferrel until the fiberhead is full. 3. Using a hot knife, cut the exposed fibers as flush as possible. Protruding fibers can interfere with the color wheel movement. To cut fibers, do not use a sawing motion. pply even pressure on the fibers. NOTE: llow the hot knife to fully heat up before cutting. It is important to allow the heat to cut the fibers. (Caution: sawing back and forth will damage the fibers.) 4. For a wet location light source, it is necessary to use the waterproof gasket. waterproof gasket is provided with an adhesive backing. dhesive side toward the fiber head. 5. The fiber head is now ready to be inserted into the light source. To insert: the notch must be face up to match the opening in the light source. Make sure the fiber head slides all the way through the motor plate. To lock: turn 90 clockwise. NOTE: Sometimes it will be a little hard to insert the fiber head on a new light source for the first time. holds 100 fibers luminum Reducer Sleeves 1 band holds 200 fibers 2 bands holds 300 fibers 3 bands NOTE: If fibers do not fill the fiber head ferrule, use one of the three reducers to fill up the space. FIGURE 1 Capacity: 300 fibers sv.4000 fiber tight connector aluminum ferrule hot knife cable limit of black jacket 1/2 INSTRUCTIONS: CUTION: Do not allow the black jacket portion of Endglow cables to come into the fiber tight connector portion of the fiberhead. The black jacket material inside the fiberhead connector may cause overheating and melting of the outer black jacket and fibers. 1. Make sure all fiber optic cable coming out of the ground conduit to be long enough to reach the light source. See above (We recommend an extra 1' - 2' of fiber cable for connection to light source). 2. Expose the fiber strands by removing approximately 8" of the black or clear PVC outer covering. (For the clear jacket, a reflective white PVC center core tube must be removed.) Caution: do not cut or scratch the exposed fibers. 3. Feed fiber through the connector cap, fiber head ferrel until 1/2" - of raw fiber will come through the fiber head ferrel. If fibers do not fill the fiber head ferrel, insert unused fibers into the ferrel until the fiberhead is full. Tighten the connector cape with a wrench or pliers to prevent the fibers from slipping in the head. Use white PVC spacers (provided) to help tighten the head. 4. Using a hot knife, cut the exposed fibers as flush as possible. Protruding fibers can interfere with the color wheel movement. To cut fibers, do not use an excessive sawing motion. pply even pressure on the fibers. NOTE: llow the hot knife to fully heat up before cutting. It is important to allow the heat to cut the fibers. (Caution: sawing back and forth will damage the fibers.) 5. For a wet location light source, it is necessary to use the waterproof gasket. waterproof gasket is provided with an adhesive backing. dhesive side towards the fiber head. 6. The fiber head is now ready to be inserted into the light source. To insert: the notch must face up to match the opening in the light source. Make sure fiberhead slides all the way through the motor plate. To lock: turn 90 clockwise.note: Sometimes it will be a little hard to insert the fiber head on a new lightsource for the first time.

6 Lamp Replacement for sv.250h STEP 1 1. Turn off power, open cover. 2. Remove lamp cover screw () with phillips screwdriver. CUTION: Do not touch bulb when hot. Let cool down before replacing. STEP 2 3. Pull lever (B) in direction shown to lift lamp from its socket. 4. Return lever to front position. 5. Replace lamp. 6. Replace lamp cover, close light source cover before testing. 7. Turn power on. sv.750 STEP 1 1. Turn off power, open cover. 2. Pull lever () in direction shown to lift lamp from its socket. CUTION: Do not touch bulb when hot. Let cool down before replacing. STEP 2 3. Remove lamp. 4. Return lever to front position. 5. Replace lamp. 6. Replace lamp cover, close light source cover before testing. 7. Turn power on.

7 Lamp Replacement for sv.1500, sv.2000 lamp reflector electrical connectors clip holder STEP 1 1. Turn off power, open cover. 2. Pull lamp reflector out of clip holder. STEP 2 3. Remove electrical connectors (). 4. ttach connectors and push new lamp into position (refer to Figure 1). Replace lamp with sv.150mhl lamp only. 5. Close ligth source cover and lock key switch before testing. 6. Turn power on. Figure 1 Lamp reflector sv.4000 FUSE UTO ON/OFF SWITCH C D FN STEP 1 1. Turn off power, open cover. 2. Remove lamp cover () and its three screws (B) with phillips screwdriver. STEP 2 3. Remove electrical connector (C) from socket. 4. Turn spring lamp (D) clockwise to free the lamp for removal. STEP 3 5. Reverse steps 1 through 4 to replace lamp. 6. Replace lamp cover, close light source cover before testing. 7. Turn power on.

8 Toubleshooting for all Light Sources Illuminator will not operate: Make sure illuminator is wired properly. Make sure the power switch on the back of the light source is in the up position. Make sure the key switch is turned fully clockwise. If restart, let it cool down for about 3 minutes. Contact your SUPERVISION service representative if above steps fail. Illuminator lamp will not light, but the fan is on: Shut off illuminator immediately. Check bulb connection. If lamp still doesn t operate, replace lamp. Contact your SUPERVISION service representative if above steps fail. Illuminator lamp works, but fan is not on: Shut off illuminator immediately. Check fan connection. Contact your SUPERVISION service representative if above steps fail. Illuminator works but does not change color: Make sure the color wheel switch on the back of the light source is in the on position (for dry location light sources only). Be sure there are no obstructions in the way of the color wheel. Check and see if the color wheel nut is on tight. Check to see if fiber head fibers are touching color wheel. Illuminator intensity dims over a period of time: Remove fiber head and inspect fibers for a flush cut at the end of the fiberhead. Make sure glass filter and color wheel are clean. (Clean with lens paper and any glass cleaner product) Check to see if fiberhead is inserted all the way into the motor plate. Check to see if fan is working properly. Make sure fiber cable exits straight out the light source without excess bending. Check to see if fibers are melting or discoloring in the end of fiber head. (Typical cause: improper ventilation) IIluminator shuts down after a period of time: Check if fan is working properly. Check location of light source for proper ventilation requirements. Check for obstruction of air vents. (located on underside) llluminator melts fiber at the fiber head: Check location of light source for proper ventilation requirements. Check if fan is working properly. Check for obstructions at air vents. (located on underside) Water is entering into the light source (sv.250h & sv.2000w only) Check gasket for defects. (sv.250h & sv.2000w) Check to see if louvres are facing n the down position. (sv.2000w) Make sure is wall mounted, that fiberhead is facing down. (sv.2000w)

9 Specifications for sv.250h UL Listed for Wet Locations Input Voltage/Current 120 VC. 60Hz / 1.8 mps CE: VC, 50Hz,.9 mps Lamp 250 Watt Halogen MR-16 ELC 600 average life hours Power Consumption 250 Watts maximum Color Wheel Standard 4 Color Wheel: clear, hot pink, lime green, cyan. Optional 8 Color Wheel: clear, cyan, yellow, turquoise, orange, dark blue, hot pink, lime green. Optional Colors Blue-magenta, magenta, red magenta, primary blue, medium blue, dark green, primary green, amber, red (call for lead times). Motors Standard 3 RPM motor one direction only, 50,000 life hours. Fan 80,000 life hours 120 VC 60 Hz /115 CFM/ 20 Watt 220 VC 50 Hz. 115 CFM / 21 Watt Safety Features Thermal protector shuts down illuminator when temperature reaches 185 F. Current protector protects illuminator from current spikes. sv.750 UL Listed for Wet Locations Input Voltage/Current 120 VC. 60Hz /.75 mps CE: VC, 50Hz,.56 mps 12 VC / 6.5 mps Lamp 75 watt MR-16 EYC watt maximum 4000 average life hours Power Consumption 88 Watts maximum Safety Features Thermal protector shuts down illuminator when temperature reaches 122 F. Current protector protects illuminator from current spikes. Power inlet - 2 mp fuse (extra fuse provided). Operating Temperature -20 F to 110 F -29 C to 44 C sv.1500 UL Listed for Dry Locations Input Voltage/Current 120 VC, 60Hz CE: VC, 50Hz 100 VC / mps 277 VC, 60Hz Lamp 150 Watt metal halide 6000 average life hours Power Consumption 200 Watts maximum Color Wheel Standard 4 Color Wheel: clear, hot pink, lime green, cyan. Optional 8 Color Wheel: clear, cyan, yellow, turquoise, orange, dark blue, hot pink, lime green. Optional Colors Blue-magenta, magenta, red magenta, primary blue, medium blue, dark green, primary green, amber, red (call for lead times). Safety Features Thermal protector shuts down illuminator when temperature reaches 185 F. Current protector protects illuminator from current spikes. Power inlet - 2 mp fuse (extra fuse provided). Operating Temperature -20 F to 110 F -29 C to 44 C Dimensions 7.5 W* x 12.5 L x 7.8 H (14.5 with door open), *add 2.5 for fiberhead. Weight 18 lbs. Finish Powder coating silver vein, no bare metal inside or out. Water, corrosion and chemical resistant. Standard Features On/off power switch. Stop/start color wheel switch. 1/2 flexible conduit fitting for hard wiring. for use with flexible meal conduit. Location Listing / Installation Indoor/Outdoor - surface or wall mount. Ventilation Forced ventilation 115 CFM, 6 clearance required to nearest surface. 2 clearance between each illuminator. Storage Temperature -40 F to 140 F -40 C to 60 C Fiber Capacity 500 strands maximum Warranty: 1 Year, excluding lamp. Dimensions 7.5 W* x 9.5 L x 5.75 H (11 with door open), *add 2.5 for fiberhead. Weight 7 lbs. Finish Powder coating silver vein, no bare metal inside or out. Water, corrosion and chemical resistant. Standard Features Universal power inlet with on/off power switch. Stop/start color wheel switch. C power cord. Location Listing / Installation Indoor - surface or wall mount. Ventilation Forced ventilation 21 CFM, 6 clearance required to nearest surface. 2 clearance between each illuminator. Warranty 1 Year, excluding lamp. Operating Temperature -20 F to 110 F -29 C to 44 C Dimensions 7 W* x 12 L x 5 H (10.5 with door open), *add 2.5 for fiberhead. Weight 16 lbs. Finish Black wrinkle powder coat Water, corrosion and chemical resistant. Standard Features 1/2 flexible conduit - rady for use with flexible metal conduit.. Location Listing / Installation Indoor - surface or wall mount. Ventilation Forced ventilation 115 CFM, 6 clearance required to nearest surface. 2 clearance between each illuminator. Warranty 1 Year, excluding lamp.

10 UL/cUL Listed for Dry Locations Input Voltage/Current 120 VC. 60Hz / 1.8 mps CE: VC, 50Hz. / 9 mps 277 VC, 60Hz /.8 mps Lamp 150 Watt metal halide 6000 average life hours Reflector - Super Vision design Fuse 5 mp Power Consumption 200 Watts maximum Color Wheel Standard 4 Color Wheel: clear, hot pink, lime green, cyan. Optional 8 Color Wheel: clear, cyan, yellow, turquoise, orange, dark blue, hot pink, lime green. Optional Colors Blue-magenta, magenta, red magenta, primary blue, medium blue, dark green, primary green, amber, red (call for lead times). Motors Standard 3 RPM motor one direction only, 50,000 life hours. Fan 80,000 life hours 120 VC 60 Hz /115 CFM/ 20 Watt 220 VC 50 Hz / 115 CFM / 21 Watt Safety Features Thermal protector shuts down when temperatures reach 185 F. Current protector protects illuminator from current spikes. UL/cUL Listed for Dry Locations Input Voltage/Current 120 VC. 60Hz / 1.8 mps CE: VC, 50Hz. / 9 mps 277 VC, 60Hz /.8 mps Lamp 150 Watt metal halide 6000 average life hours Reflector - Super Vision design Power Consumption 200 Watts maximum Color Wheel Standard 4 Color Wheel: clear, hot pink, lime green, cyan. Optional 8 Color Wheel: clear, cyan, yellow, turquoise, orange, dark blue, hot pink, lime green. Optional Colors Blue-magenta, magenta, red magenta, primary blue, medium blue, dark green, primary green, amber, red (call for lead times). Motors Standard 3 RPM motor one direction only, 50,000 life hours. Fan 80,000 life hours 120 VC 60 Hz /115 CFM/ 20 Watt 220 VC 50 Hz / 115 CFM / 21 Wattq Safety Features Thermal protector shuts down when temperatures reach 185 F. Current protector protects illuminator from current spikes. Power key switch (must be off to open illuminator) UL Listed for Damp Locations Input Voltage/Current 120 VC, 60Hz CE: VC, 50Hz 100 VC / mps 277 VC, 60Hz Lamp 400 Wat metal halide 1500 average life hours Power Consumption 200 Watts maximum Color Wheel Standard 4 Color Wheel: clear, hot pink, lime green, cyan. Optional 8 Color Wheel: clear, cyan, yellow, turquoise, orange, dark blue, hot pink, lime green. Optional Colors Blue-magenta, magenta, red magenta, primary blue, medium blue, dark green, primary green, amber, red (call for lead times). Safety Features Thermal protector shuts down illuminator when temperature reaches 185 F. Specifications for sv.2000d Power inlet with 5 mp fuse and extra fuse. Power key switch (must be off to open illuminator) Operating Temperature -20 F to 110 F -29 C to 44 C Dimensions 10 W* x 12 L x 6.5 H (15.5 with door open), *add 2.5 for fiberhead. Weight 24 lbs. Finish Powder coating silver vein, no bare metal inside or out. Water, corrosion and chemical resistant. Standard Features Universal power inlet with on/off switch. On/off color wheel switch. On/off power key swicth / door lock. Location Listing / Installation Indoor - surface or wall mount. Ventilation Forced ventilation 115 CFM, 6 clearance required to nearest surface. 2 clearance between each illuminator. Storage Temperature -40 F to 140 F -40 C to 60 C Fiber Capacity 500 strands maximum Warranty: 1 Year, excluding lamp. sv.2000w Operating Temperature -20 F to 110 F -29 C to 44 C Dimensions 10 W* x 12 L x 6.5 H (15.5 with door open), *add 2.5 for fiberhead. Weight 24 lbs. 11 Finish Powder coating silver vein, no bare metal inside or out. Water, corrosion and chemical resistant. Standard Features 1/2 flexible conduit -ready for use with flexible metal conduit. Location Listing / Installation Outdoor - surface or wall mount, must be 4 above ground for UL approval. Ventilation Forced ventilation 115 CFM, 6 clearance required to nearest surface. 2 clearance between each illuminator. Storage Temperature -40 F to 140 F -40 C to 60 C Fiber Capacity 500 strands maximum Warranty: 1 Year, excluding lamp. sv.4000 Current protector protects illuminator from current spikes. Power inlet - 2 mp fuse (extra fuse provided). Operating Temperature -20 F to 110 F -29 C to 44 C Dimensions 7 W* x 12 L x 5 H (10.5 with door open), *add 2.5 for fiberhead. Weight 16 lbs. Finish White powder coat Water, corrosion and chemical resistant. Standard Features 1/2 flexible conduit - ready for use with flexible metal conduit.. Location Listing / Installation Indoor - surface or wall mount. Ventilation Forced ventilation 220 CFM, 6 clearance required to nearest surface. 2 clearance between each illuminator. Warranty 1 Year, excluding lamp.

11 Warranty Super Vision International, Inc. warranties its products, excluding lamps workmanship, under normal use, conditions and service, for a period of purchase. In event of a defect in material or workmanship, during warranty period, its discretion) its products under the conditions of the Warranty. Super materials but not for shipping. THIS REMEDY IS THE SOLE ND EXCLUSIVE RE LL CLIMS RELTING TO NY BRECH OF WRRNTY BY Super Vision. LIMITTIONS, EXCLUSIONS ND OTHER RIGHTS: 1. Except as provided herein, Super Vision makes no other warranties, limited to the implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a p are expressly disclaimed. Some states do not allow the exclusion of an may not apply to you. 2. Super Vision is not responsible for defects or malfunctions in and/ sale is specifically made without warranty. In such sales the disclai above, shall continue to apply. 3. The Warranty covers normal consumer use and does not cover damage whi or failure which results from alteration, accident, theft, misuse, abu improper maintenance or where adequate care has not been taken to preve 4. THIS WRRNTY GIVES YOU SPECIFIC LEGL RIGHTS, ND YOU MY LSO HVE VRY FROM STTE TO STTE. If you discover a defect or malfunction during the period to which this Vision for information on receiving warranty service. WRRNTY REGISTRTION Company Contact ddress City State Zip Country Telephone Purchased From Date purchased Model # Serial #

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